That's all good, but the problem is that when I close the window and try to show it again, an exception is thrown saying that I cannot open a closing window. If I override the onclosing function and...
I am using Visual Studio 2008 Pro. I have a WPF form and a button. When the user clicks the button, I want to open another window, which is more complex than a simple messagebox - it would...
Well, as far as random numbers go, all the trash numbers could be generated by something like random(random(NUMBER)) and the places from which the 8 date numbers are taken would be unique for each...
I hate to ask this, but is there a possibility to ASSIGN a value to a variable in a if-then construction? If-then is supposed to be an expression-operator, rather, than a statement....
i dunno what I could've possibly done to cause such problems. Lets just hope the registry mechanic will be able to do something. Kinda dumb from Vista to disallow even itself to edit the office...
The Office registry key and all it's child keys have lost their access permission lists and the owner. Thus, as soon as I try to do anything I'm simply errored out - no...
I'd like to do a blur on a buffered image pixel by pixel, but problem is that i need to do it pixel by pixel, not with that convolveOp stuff everywhere I see. Does anyone know of a good java resource...
ok, I understand your concerns, but, let me assure you, I don't want to log onto a website or pass anything to a VB6 program. I want to pass them from a Microsoft Office Access program to a ERP...
I have a MS Access program, that would need to send a HTML POST to some other program and then be able to receive info back. how can i do this with VB code? Let's say that the POST should be...
the data is a array of 10 characters. I put 2 checks on the string - check the count of characters in the string (it should be obviously==19) and check to see if there are 10 characters and 9...
I would like to check if a string consists only of integer characters (i.e. is a number) or if it's a word. I can use Integer.parseInt(mystring);, but the only thing I found about this is that I have...